The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-10

Caufman. Mary Meyers, Kate Rodgers. petit
larceny Moie Steel. Thomas Vancleve, Otto
Smith George Hunter and James Davis. grand
larceny. The last three are the boys who stole
several hundred pounds Of brass from Deans
pump foundry.
WANTS TO ADOPT HIS wIFE's son.
Andrew J. Smith has filed petition in the
Circuit Court asking for the privilege of adopt
ing Edo Williams. seven years of age. The
child is the of his wife and IS now IN the
possession of her divorced husband
RECEIVER GoRsUcHs FINAL REPORT.
The final report of Charles w. Gorsuch. re-
ceiver of the property of Charles E. Roll.
submitted to Judge Howe yesterday, setting
forth the fact that all the property lad been
purchased by the plaintiff in the case Isaac HI.
Roll. The receiver was discharged by Judge
Howe.
DOMESTIC TROUBLES OF THE cLoEs.
Maggie Cloe has filed petition for divorce
from her husband Freeman Cloe. Two months
ago Mr. Cloe instituted proceedings for Decree
but his wife persuaded him to abandon his in
tention and hive with her again. She alleges
that he has failed to treat her as he promised,
and has devoted more attention TO other women
than to her. They have been married twelve
years. Clos was the sensational witness IN the
Isaacs murder trial who swore positively that
Reinhold fred the shot that killed Thomas Con-
aughton.
TWO FEDERAL COURT CASES.
An accoun. held by the We'll Brothers, of
Fort Wayne, against George q. Reynolds. of
Hedrick, Warren county. They pressed him
for settlement, and in reply. it is charged, he
sent letter, every line of which had vulgar or
obscene epithet in It The letter pre-
ever written. Reynolds. arrested by Deputy
Marshal Wilkinson for violating the postal laws,
yesterday released on 5000 bail, to await
the action of the federal grand jury. Samuel
Holdman, of Wakarusa, released on $500
bail to await trial on a charge of violating the
pension laws He secured ST.. 900 for soldiers
widow, and it is alleged took half of 1t for his
services.
APPLICATION FOR a RECEIVER
Eugene NJ. Parrot, junior member of the firm
of PARROT g. Darrow, printers. No 30 West
Market street. has filed suit against Philo C.
Darrow, his partner, asking that receiver be
appointed The complaint states that the two
engaged in partnership Jan. l, when the
plaintiff purchased an interest of George S.
barrow, brother of the defendant 1t
the agreement that an equal
sum of money was to be invested by each. and
both to devote their entire time to the business.
Il is alleged that tho defendant has failed to
carry out his part of the agreement. and as
sesult the business has been conducted at
great loss. Mr.. Parrott wants 81, 800 damages,
an accounting of the earnings of the establish
ment, and a receiver appointed
Industrial and Manufacturing Notes.
Chandler e. Taylor have this week shipped
fifty horse power engine to Marietta, Ga;
twenty five-horse power to Montgomery, Ala.
and four engines ST. Louis varying i'll capaci-
ty from twenty five to forty horse power.
Nordyke. Marmon & Co.. have this week
closed contracts for complete Touring mill out
fits to go TO Covingron. Tenn; Belknap, Ill, and
Salem, O.. and have. Also booked orders for
smaller outfits for Messina, Sicily, and Durango,
Mex.
Dean Brothers have, within the last week. re-
ceiveG orders to furnish eleven of their steam
pumps to parties doing business IN Cincinnati
IL. ~ vtfu,r1 rp1p tot ha
Columbus (Ohio) Mining Company, and another
to Vancouver, w. L.
The Rouse Driven-we Company Yesterday
received orders from Orlando. Fla. Portland.
Ore, and Shreveport. La, for weil-polnts
There is hardly State in the Union which does
not draw its driven-wel supplies Of this charac-
ter from Indianapolis.
The Burdsall Paint Company are largely in
creasiug their facilities for doing business. and
their sales thus far this year are the largest In
the history of the house. This fact shows that
there is an unusual amount of building going on
ali over this and the adjoining States, the terri
tory in which thei r products are sold.
Holiday e. Wyon. wholesale manufacturers of
harness, give employment to thirty five men and
turn out some three hundred harnesses per week
They now contemplate enlarglng their manu-
factory by running their building back ninety
feet, to the alley. Their present production
does not supply the demand for their work
The Atlas engine works shipped two of
machinery Jiminez. Mexico. and another to
the City Of Mexico this week, making seven cars
that have been shipped by these works to Mexi-
can points since March l. They will to-day ship
a forty horse power engine and boiler to Bloom
ington Ind, for the electric-light plant just put
in there.
The lounge manufacturers report this. thus
far to have been the best business year in their
history Otto Srechhan and Captain Maloney
have Of late largely increased their productive
capacity, but the demand for their work has
Ike pt pace with their increasing capacity. ana the
same mark will apply to q majority or the
lounge nufacturers
Indian a polls is behind in the matter of light
ing it's streets By electricity, and her manu-
facturers are furnishing plants, engines, etc, for
more enterprising cities all over the country.
John Cayen ex-Mayor should be credited with
being the first man to suggest the lighting or
streets by electricity, and could he have had his
way, Indianapolis would have been the nrst city
to be so lighted.
One of the leading -four and feed dealers has
taken the pains to ascertain from the mills and
from the jobbers who handle -four in this mar
ket how mauy barrels OF -four are consumed an
nually in this city, and 1t aggregates nearly lOO
COO barrels Four of the State institutions To-
Gated here work up 235 barrels per month. the
Insane Asylum leading with an average OF $50
barrels per month
The indianapolis cabinet works building
seventeen very fine desks for the United States
government, to be placed IN the offices OF the
Secretary of the Interior. Yesterday morning
these works were g DOB desks behind their orders
and during the day received one order for 347
desks to be exported. The demand for their
work the other side OF the water Is fully as
large as in this country.
There is lll-feeling among the cabinet
makers in this city that the award for furnishing
the State-house went outside of Indianapolis.
which is producing some of the finest cabinet
work to be found the continent the Indianap
oils cabinet works having within the last few
months furnished the capitals of Brazil the
Argentine Republic and old Mexico with their
entire cabinet equipment
Within the last few days rates to the Pacific
coast have been adjusted, and through the ad
jussment so reduced that the furniture manu-
facturers have resumed shipments on large
scale. Many of the manufacturers at Indianap
oils ConuersvilIe and other points in the State
have been of late shipping but little over the
transcontinental lines, but are now much en-
couraged over the outlook.
In no part of the city are new houses gong up
with more rapidity than in West Indianapolis
New streets are being laid out by the Woodburn-